- Minimalism: a lifestyle involving a reduction or simplification of one’s material possessions that frees one to lead an existence that is more intentional, purposeful, spiritual, etc
I didn’t wake up one day and decided to become a minimalist. It was a gradual unlearning, a slow peeling back of layers of “more.” More clothes. More things. More commitments. More noise. Somewhere along the way, I realized I was craving less: less clutter, less stress, and more space to breathe. I no longer wanted my life to revolve around what I owned, but around the experiences and memories created.
Clarity Over Clutter – Minimalism isn’t about owning the least, but about keeping what adds value. Over time, I noticed how physical clutter mirrored mental clutter. My apartment, my calendar, even social media, it all felt overstimulating. Each unused item and unnecessary “yes” became a quiet source of anxiety. Life began to feel calmer and less overwhelming.
I started letting go and, in that process, I gained something far more valuable: CLARITY.
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